No Outkast or Kanye West, I'd be willing to bet, and I'd be willing to bet they'd agree.
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"Be willing to listen to their story and be willing to listen to their story multiple times," he said.
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So for those who would be willing to pay for Facebook, how much would they be willing to pay?
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"Be willing to listen to their story and be willing to listen to their story multiple times," the superintendent said.
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You need to be willing to get hit for a trans person; you need to be willing to shield their bodies.
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But I learned… The most important thing is, be willing to do the work, be willing to put the time in.
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We've got to be willing to listen, and we've got to be willing to make change, and you know what that means?
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"People who might not be willing to commit to something for 10 years might nevertheless be willing to commit for five years," Kantrowitz said.
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"We must be willing to do more than to listen to our allies, we must be willing to be persuaded by them," Mattis said.
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What would we as individuals and as a society be willing to pay, what values might we be willing to compromise, to make that possible?
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Schumer on Monday said Trump needs to be willing to walk away from the table and be willing to take the time to craft a good deal.
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"We have to be willing to talk if people have a problem, to come forward and, more importantly, we have to be willing to listen," he told reporters.
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And we have to be willing to confront the fact now that, without being alarmist, without being emotional, we just have to be willing to confront alternative futures.
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And we have to be willing to confront the fact now that, without being alarmist, without being emotional, we just have to be willing to confront alternative futures.
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Of those who would consider paying, 21% would be willing to pay less than $1 at most, and 15% would be willing to pay less than $12 at most.
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So, while Democrats aren't and shouldn't be willing to sell out every principle for a Supreme court justice, but shouldn't we be willing to lose an election over one?
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You have to be willing to listen to people when they tell you something is good, and be willing to take a risk on something you may have never tried.
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Though only one in seven said they would be willing to conduct full assessments of those seeking help in dying, half said they would be willing to play some role.
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And not only do you have to be willing to deal with that, you have to be willing to turn around and ask them something that might make them uncomfortable.
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"We have to be willing to talk if people have a problem, to come forward and, more importantly, we have to be willing to listen," he told reporters at the time.
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About 71 percent would be willing to postpone marriage and 72 percent would be willing to delay having children to relocate for a job in a desired location, Wakefield Research said.
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Will a front office be willing to give him a multi-year deal, and will another coach be willing to provide him the opportunities that Brown is happy to give him?
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I'd be willing to make that sacrifice, though, if you'd all — medical professionals and everyone else — be willing to be more thoughtful and skeptical of what we "know" to be right.
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This would be unacceptable -- China may be willing to negotiate or renegotiate over trade, investment and currency levels, but it will in no way be willing to renegotiate the "One China" principle.
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Fifty-eight percent said they wouldn't be willing to work closely with an addict on the job, and 55 percent said they would not be willing to live next door to one.
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"Would you be willing to speak with me?" she wrote.
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You just need to be willing to invest the time.
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The European Union may be willing to accept higher costs.
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You have to be willing to look through the noise.
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"I would be willing to discuss practically anything," he said.
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And we need to be willing to fight for it.
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She must be willing to help in whatever way possible.
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Would I still be willing to go, in that case?
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You just have to be willing to pay for it.
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I would definitely be willing to try her immersion room.
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So I would — I would be willing to do that.
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Detectives just have to be willing to search for it.
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They should be willing to explain their thinking to you.
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Would you be willing to do an interview with me?
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Would you be willing to pay for a Gmail account?
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You have to be willing to get into a helicopter.
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And Hamill might be willing, if it comes to that.
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If you accept the glory, be willing to accept blame.
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Be willing to vote for one that is pretty good.
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PERINO: -- if he would be willing to have them come.
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Is that something congressional Republicans would be willing to accept?
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We're going to be willing to support very large bets.
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But we always have to be willing to walk away.
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Fix the little things and always be willing to learn.
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If only they'd be willing to tear down these walls.
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What type of concessions would Kabul be willing to make?
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As a result, they'll be willing to pay full price.
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So would you be willing to have dinner with us?
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Still, he said, he would be willing to consider it.
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Trump has publicly said he'd be willing to do it.
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Some of the women may be willing, if brainwashed, jihadists.
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However, he would be willing to rematch him in Moscow.
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And for that promise, who wouldn't be willing to wait?
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Democrats must be willing to meet voters where they are.
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He would be willing to-- honor us with an investment.
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They must also be willing to relocate bases if necessary.
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Would you be willing to build our own islands there?
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Then, they'll be willing to fund bigger investments and operations.
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You have to be willing to go to uncomfortable places.
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Macron may be willing to consider angry Yellow Vest voices.
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Would you be willing to meet with him without condition?
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Asked what Senate Republicans would be willing to do, Sen.
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But you've got to be willing to stand on principle.
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Be willing to learn, and from what you learn, teach.
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Would you be willing to sit tight and remain invested?
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Maybe you'd have some people who'd be willing to pay.
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That is, should anyone be willing to attend or perform.
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And you've got to be willing to fight that fight.
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Yet Dr. Esvelt would be willing to take that leap.
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Here's hoping that you'll be willing to have a chat.
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If so, I may be willing to buy that package.
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Some industry groups, however, might be willing to do so.
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Crabtree questions whether China would be willing to step in.
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It's a risk Biden appears to be willing to take.
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Chinese top leaders seem to be willing to do that.
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You have to be willing to give it that time.
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Would you be willing to do so in the Senate?
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He may be willing to sacrifice himself for the team.
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If you believe in something, be willing to explain it.
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Saudi Arabia may be willing to forgive Qatar its transgressions.
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They may be willing to pay for a personal touch.
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Nobody has said, 'Would you be willing to be considered?
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That they would be willing to play by the rules.
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"I'd be willing to give that a try," Blankfein said.
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Will they even be willing to experiment with their coverage?
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But who's going to be willing to work here now?
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Just be willing to communicate, that's the most important thing.
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We must be willing to address the fact that hate speech promulgated this violence, and we need to be willing to work together to come up with solutions at levels beyond our local communities.
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But we also need to encourage people to be more understanding of others and to be willing to listen and to be willing to empathize, and that's what the core of this campaign is about.
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The question is how far to the right those parties will be willing to go — and how many of their own values they'll be willing to potentially toss aside — in an effort to woo them.
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Would you be willing to talk to me for 10 minutes?
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You were very nice to be willing to move to California.
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Beto O'Rourke said he'd be willing to appear on Fox News.
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There's no reason why some institution wouldn't be willing to lend.
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President Trump appears to be willing to use this power aggressively.
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You are going to have to be willing to do this.
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He said it's unusual for billionaires to be willing to serve.
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"You have to be willing to make some sacrifices," Lowe said.
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You&aposre going to have to be willing to do this.
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And, perhaps more importantly, will brands be willing to pay up?
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And we have to be willing to help them fix it.
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But you have to be willing to put in the work.
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A lot of millennials would be willing to make the sacrifice.
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You just have to be willing to put in the hours.
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It's a competition and you should be willing to do that.
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He might be willing to overlook the murder of a journalist.
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In general, many franchisees will be willing to talk, he added.
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Be willing to do things that others aren't willing to do.
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There are signs they might not be willing to do so.
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"At this point, I'd be willing to move anywhere," he said.
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Neither candidate will be willing or able to meet these demands.
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They might, however, be willing to go to a TCM clinic.
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You just have to be willing to wait in line overnight.
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And that's something that you have to be willing to do.
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We have to be willing to be rejected at any time.
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I was asked if I would be willing to do it.
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"Be willing to hammer down on those variable expenses," Meehan said.
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Washington, though, may not be willing to watch from the sidelines.
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Would Jenner be willing to sell them one of her eggs?
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I think she'd be willing to do six figures for Priorities.
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But he would be willing to use force to protect America.
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So people need to be willing to go to [homeless housing].
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Or you might be willing to pay a little bit more.
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N) are would be willing to provide engines should Boeing (BA.
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The average salary cut they'd be willing to take was $7,600.
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Amway also had to be willing to change its MLM methods.
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In fact, she should be willing to overturn applecarts more often.
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We must be willing to join together in each other's fights.
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The company should be willing to invest in employees' professional development.
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And then you have to be willing to listen to them.
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"We would be willing to help when that decision is made."
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You have to be willing to look for that common ground.
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Only 18% would be willing to carry a gun at school.
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You just must be willing to pay $700 to use it.
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But we have to be willing to accept what hasn't worked.
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Be willing to learn from these experiences and become more flexible.
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It is unclear how many refugees would be willing to return.
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However, few respondents said they would be willing to cut back.
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Mueller needs to be willing to issue a subpoena as well.
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However, you do have to be willing to use it routinely.
|
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He asked if Sanders would be willing to do the same.
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"The buyer continues to be willing to spend more," said Schuster.
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We should always be willing to take something off the table.
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You have to be willing to do everything that it takes.
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So you have to be willing to go through that process.
|
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Democrats, meanwhile, might not be willing to budge far enough either.
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I'd be willing to bet that you're in the same boat.
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Judge Polster appears to be willing to give it a try.
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Only 13 percent of women would be willing to do that.
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He said EU leaders would be willing to reform the bloc.
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Thirty-seven revelers would be willing to profess their medical diagnoses.
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"We must be willing to do battle to achieve it." video
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What will he be willing to do to protect his family?
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You should be willing and excited to take those things on.
|
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Be willing to talk about it when something is bothering you.
|
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"You have to be willing to give up control," Dalton says.
|
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Would our allies, particularly South Korea, be willing to go along?
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Their ability to be willing to express it is really important.
|
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He said he would be willing to "do anything" at Amazon.
|
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And is it a risk Democrats should be willing to take?
|
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If necessary, the House should be willing to have these fights.
|
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What to watch: The Trump administration may be willing to bend.
|
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Fight hard, and be willing to forgive, and ask for forgiveness.
|
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Or even ask me if I'd be willing to "share" it?
|
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Would you be willing to share your ballpark salary with me?
|
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She volunteered that she'd be willing to pay $224 for admission.
|
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Of course, they just might be willing to respond afterwards anyway.
|
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You simply have to be willing to put solutions above ideology.
|
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But you have to be willing to wait in line overnight.
|
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Fifty percent said they'd be willing to go in another direction.
|
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" Nevertheless, "you also have to be willing to test those ideas.
|
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What would I be willing to give up to be another?
|
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The question is what Mr. Mueller will be willing to say.
|
|
He questioned if either ally would be willing to do that.
|
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I think they have to be willing to accept those things.
|
|
Still, Democrats may be willing to go for that second option.
|
|
Pelosi signaled that Democrats won't be willing to help Republicans replace Obamacare.
|
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"You just have to be willing to spend the money," he shares.
|
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Be willing to face your fears and step up to the plate.
|
|
Iran's leadership seems to be willing to give Donald Trump a chance.
|
|
But it's possible that some asylum-seekers might be willing to wait.
|
|
He emphasized that a developer had to be willing to start anew.
|
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The Democrats just need to be willing to engage in hardball tactics.
|
|
Trump said he personally would be willing to pay more in taxes.
|
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Be willing to take on the burden of running a campaign smoothly.
|
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They should be willing to admit when something is outside their wheelhouse.
|
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"Tesla would be willing to lose money if it would help people."
|
|
But at the same time, you have to be willing to listen.
|
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Many said they'd be willing to spend up to $35 per diaper.
|
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When that happens, I'll be willing to say this is a depression.
|
|
To what degree will we be willing to just trust a machine?
|
|
Would you be willing to completely change your life for a job?
|
|
Snap might be willing to wait, or more accurately, forced to wait.
|
|
Whether Congress would be willing to reimpose sanctions is far from clear.
|
|
What should a person be willing to sacrifice to achieve their dreams?
|
|
In 2015, Putin said he would be willing to meet with John.
|
|
What risks would we individually and collectively be willing to take on?
|
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You have to be willing to take the good with the bad.
|
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That's the only normal any of us should be willing to accept.
|
|
Or, really, if other agencies will even be willing to take them.
|
|
But Mr. Mueller would have to be willing to share his knowledge.
|
|
Trump said he would "100 percent" be willing to testify under oath.
|
|
However, they may be willing to go along with a work requirement.
|
|
Jennifer Aniston might be willing to give an onscreen collaboration another shot.
|
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We have to be willing to sacrifice and do whatever it takes.
|
|
But it wasn't clear that five justices would be willing to wait.
|
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Must Be Willing To Be Completely Nude On Camera And Simulating Masturbation.
|
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Men just have to be willing to go out and do them.
|
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And will people be willing to pay even more for their lobster?
|
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So I think now he needs to just be willing to unite.
|
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No. But it went further than most companies might be willing to.
|
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And I don't think either side is gonna be willing to lose.
|
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Firms should be willing to pay more for superstars as a result.
|
|
Clune said Wednesday that Ramirez would be willing to testify as well.
|
|
Yes, we have to be willing to work with the other party.
|
|
"I told them I'd be willing to take another flight," he said.
|
|
No senator has yet signaled they would be willing to do so.
|
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It is not yet, however, a bet I'd be willing to make.
|
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The question will be: 'What might they be willing to give up?
|
|
Would their replacements also be willing to stand up to the president?
|
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Would we be willing to hand over even more power to computers?
|
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Other countries may be willing to back the administration to varying degrees.
|
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But what, if anything, Congress will be willing to do remains unclear.
|
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Love must be willing, always willing, because it cannot be anything else.
|
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Mike: Perhaps be willing to make your voices heard more than ever?
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Would you be willing to tell me more about why that is?
|
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Jennifer Granholm of Michigan would be willing to run for the post.
|
|
That's not a risk anyone in Washington should be willing to take.
|
|
Would you be willing to share a long-haul journey with Trump?
|
|
But surely he would be willing to run as the Republican candidate?
|
|
"They'll only be willing to pay what they are willing to pay."
|
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It's a dance, and both sides must be willing to find balance.
|
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It's unclear if the U.S. side would be willing to do that.
|
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That audience needs to be willing to invest in the podcast, too.
|
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You always have to be willing to take some risks going forward.
|
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Would a soldier be willing to entrust his life to a machine?
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Would you be willing to have a former prisoner live with you?
|
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Would you be willing to participate in this kind of immersive horror?
|
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What would you be willing to sacrifice in the name of science?
|
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But it's possible that some asylum seekers might be willing to wait.
|
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But I may very well be willing to shut down the government.
|
|
And investors seem to be willing to go along for the ride.
|
|
Andrew Cuomo, who would have to be willing to skirt federal law.
|
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I asked her if she would be willing to collaborate with me.
|
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To get that win, Trump appears to be willing to do anything.
|
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What would I be willing to go through to get more time?
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It's a sacrifice that no one else would be willing to make.
|
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Will you be willing to transpose the score when your voices change?
|
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But top Republicans don't seem to be willing to take their chances.
|
|
It is unclear, however, whether the suspects will be willing to talk.
|
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You just have to be willing to do a bit of work.
|
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Then, on behalf of liberals, I'd be willing to make a trade.
|
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They might be willing to pay for it if it was better.
|
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"And I would certainly be willing to say that's a bipartisan deal."
|
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They have to be willing to talk about banning their nuclear weapons.
|
|
Other key figures may not be willing to cooperate with the investigation.
|
|
We should be willing to accept good news where we find it.
|
|
Would you be willing to do so in the House Judiciary Committee?
|
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Shouldn't we all be willing to work together to make it happen?
|
|
For example, would she be willing to accept lungs from a prostitute?
|
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In early 21, Bouvier learned that they might be willing to sell.
|
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Applicants for the latest personal assistant role must be willing to travel.
|
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He asked if Olazábal would be willing to try a nontraditional treatment.
|
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Third, more of us must be willing to invest in trusted information.
|
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You always have to be willing to take some risks going forward.
|
|
But some people — say, foreign entities — might be willing to risk prosecution.
|
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"Will you be willing to give us your dog's poop?" she asked.
|
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And I have to be willing to fail in order to succeed.
|
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Would you be willing to hire a consultant for your own children?
|
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We have to be willing to teach pleasure tools to young adults.
|
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In one study, 40% said they'd be willing to bank with Google.
|
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For a championship, the Cubs would be willing to sell even more.
|
|
They may not be willing to figure out how to squeeze in a doctor's visit, but they may be willing to swing by the retail clinic — and that extra spending in volume overwhelms the savings seen per visit.
|
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He once said he would be willing to "take a bullet" for Trump.
|
|
Finally, we have to be willing to intern those who arrive without passports.
|
|
Putting cost side, who here on "The Five" would be willing to go?
|
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Fox News and other conservative media outlets will be willing to defend him.
|
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Third, we want a nominee who will be willing to reject unconstitutional precedents.
|
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Nearly one-third of customers said they would be willing to do so.
|
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Let go of that fear, and be willing to give it a try.
|
|
That's exactly what Apple should be willing to do with its Mac apps.
|
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But we're beginning to see China's step up, be willing to take steps.
|
|
"You have to be willing to be quite strong about it," she said.
|
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I would be willing to wait until freshman orientation before launching those bombs.
|
|
It's hard to imagine they'd be willing to pay the Obamas any less.
|
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How much would you be willing to pay me to play this game?
|
|
I would be willing to try the less-powerful Surface Laptop 2, too.
|
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Was thinking about what the administration would be willing to do re Russia.
|
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I think that's important, to be willing to admit that you learned something.
|
|
Each country determined what it would be willing to do under the agreement.
|
|
Now he'll get that chance, but will anyone be willing to accept it?
|
|
It has not yet shown itself to be willing to break that link.
|
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Beto O'Rourke told AP he would be willing to appear on the network.
|
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Embrace "your unique perspective," Burch says, and be willing to pursue it doggedly.
|
|
Be willing to let small opportunities go to focus on potential step changes.
|
|
But it's unclear, now, whether enough people will be willing to try it.
|
|
"To me, it's something we should all be willing to do," Smith says.
|
|
We need to be willing to invest in it, and pay for it.
|
|
In most cases, advertisers will be willing to pay a premium for that.
|
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Three teens in knit caps tell me they'd be willing to take Truvada.
|
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It's gone on too long and we must be willing to address it.
|
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Always be willing to change what you're doing if the results dry up.
|
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Well, you might be willing to pay more than average for some items.
|
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You have to be willing to climb and fit through tight spaces too!
|
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A full 30% of customers said they would be willing to do so.
|
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It is uncertain investors would be willing to pony up yet more cash.
|
|
It's unclear if the administration is going to be willing to help, however.
|
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It's not clear to what extent Kelly may be willing to protect Nicholson.
|
|
Senate Democrats said they would be willing — if Republicans dropped the repeal bid.
|
|
You have to forgive, and be willing to go where you need to.
|
|
In another state, would people be willing to look passed the ethics issues?
|
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To force change, you have to be willing to play to firms' greed.
|
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Law enforcement should likewise be willing to consider the idea, and respond appropriately.
|
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Be willing to listen; this isn't the time for a press conference. 2.
|
|
So who on the left would the Koch network be willing to support?
|
|
To be sure, Republicans must also be willing to make concessions and compromise.
|
|
McCarthy demurred on whether he would be willing to accept such an offer.
|
|
"I'd be willing to move forward and put things behind us," Montag said.
|
|
Was thinking about what the administration will be willing to do re Russia.
|
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Would you be willing to work on this particular health problem with me?
|
|
How many will be willing to test the labor market in this way?
|
|
It's unclear if GOP lawmakers would be willing to take such a step.
|
|
Dig deep, and look in areas others may not be willing to go.
|
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You have to be willing to arrest people and take them to jail.
|
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Second, schools must be willing to make the results of the surveys public.
|
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He asks her if she would be willing to talk to a counselor.
|
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It is also unclear how many refugees Myanmar might be willing to accept.
|
|
Nor has Disney suggested it would be willing to cede Sky to Comcast.
|
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He's got to be willing to sell the long end of the market.
|
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He asked me if I would be willing to talk on the phone.
|
|
Conte could be willing to play that role for the benefit of Italy.
|
|
" Asked if she would be willing to participate, Rivera, 32, said "of course.
|
|
How many companies would be willing to take on that kind of liability?
|
|
Indeed, be willing to forego higher paying options in exchange for a mentor.
|
|
Will Trump actually be willing to take more hard-line steps than before?
|
|
To me, and I'd be willing to bet I'm not alone in this.
|
|
Democrats probed Gorsuch on whether he would be willing to hold Trump accountable.
|
|
It's unclear that Waymo would be willing to work quietly under the hood.
|
|
Would he be willing to give up, say, his position as board chair?
|
|
Lavrov asked Netanyahu if he would be willing to attend such a meeting.
|
|
Would someone like Darren Collison be willing to take the mini mid-level?
|
|
You must be willing to miss the act you most want to see.
|
|
She, too, seemed to always be willing to work harder and stay later.
|
|
You'll be willing to figuratively throw yourself — or your feelings — under the bus.
|
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I would certainly be willing to close it down to get it done.
|
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But you both have to be willing to acknowledge this as a goal.
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Even the most ardent tax cutter should be willing to make that trade.
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Some have said they would be willing to give depositions in the case.
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Still, some people might be willing to sacrifice their job for a policy.
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Would you then be willing to work with them on a replace package?
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"We have to be willing to get in this fight," Ms. Warren said.
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I would be willing to give that up for a better, cleaner world.
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Think about whether you'd be willing to accept something other than more money
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Some landlords might be willing to consider your situation and make an exception.
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With such a complicated problem, we should be willing to experiment with solutions.
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Officials have said they are trying, and would be willing to do more.
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What will he be willing to do to avert the gaze of scrutiny?
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Finally, you've got to actually be willing to try things that might fail.
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We have to be willing to help officials in terms of their growth.
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Recognize your own worth and be willing to be an advocate for yourself.
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Bolton said earlier this month he would be willing to testify if subpoenaed.
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The question: Would Ms. Yates be willing to stand up to the president?
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Only 31 percent said they would be willing to give up eating meat.
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Anthony recently indicated that he would be willing to listen to potential deals.
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I don't think the Republicans are going to be willing to impeach him.
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If you've never eaten bugs before, would you be willing to try them?
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Whether the Senate would be willing to formally consider Mr. Hoekstra is unclear.
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They should be willing to meet you in person before you hire them.
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Who would be willing to take on a big personal and financial commitment?
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"You have to be willing to take on bureaucracy," Ms. Giammatteo, 71, said.
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Golino wonders if babysitters will be willing to take that kind of action.
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You will be able to contribute something, you just have to be willing.
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But ... it is not clear until when they would be willing to pay.
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So again I ask you, 'Who will be willing to pay the price?
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You just have to be willing to accept you're not invited to everything.
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Which means his countrymen must be willing to pay the potentially high price.
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It's unclear whether Democrats would be willing to go along with the idea.
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Insurers should be willing to pay for the drug now, Baylor's Garber said.
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To swim against the current, you have to be willing to take risks.
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Might she be willing, then, to consider an alliance with another ambitious striver?
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Investors must be willing to "pay up for best of breed," he added.
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Lawmakers expressed confidence that Mr. Trump would be willing to sign the measure.
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However, Trump also said he would be willing to reenter talks with Iran.
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Lam be willing to pay in order to prevail on the extradition issue.
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A young customer base may be willing to try experimental products and features.
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The problem is nobody seems to be willing to take that first chance.
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What is the maximum you would be willing to pay for a cure?
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You've got to be willing to pay your dues and to get better.
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Some Labour MPs might be willing to do this to keep Britain in the EU. But they would not be willing to do so to support a dog's dinner of a scheme that has been designed to keep Mrs May alive.
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"But we have to be willing to stand up, we have to be willing to call out people for this absolutely ridiculous stuff that they're trying to put over on us, that they're trying to put over on our children."
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Sometimes, I told myself I'd be willing to adopt — a little girl from China!
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And companies might not be willing to wait out community conflicts or infrastructure construction.
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She asked if any of them would be willing to kill someone for money.
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It's also a level of effort no country seems to be willing to endure.
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But how far would you be willing to go to help save the planet?
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He or she must be willing to tell the President "no" if he overreaches.
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That's a challenge I bet some bong-ripping stoners would be willing to take!
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A third Iranian official said Tehran would be willing to discuss long-range missiles.
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Some people would be willing to pay more because they think Trump is right.
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"I would be willing to bet one frosty beer" that it won't, Dial said.
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You just have to be willing to be honest in front of the camera.
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We've got to be willing to say, 'Grandma, we don't call people that anymore.
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Mr Trump may not be willing to risk so much of his own cash.
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And if he's looking for people who would be willing to host, that's me.
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We are hoping that you would be willing to get Mike there for us.
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With a little more clarity, investors may be willing to give them more weight.
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They told the board that the superintendent should be willing to discipline rogue officers.
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" You might even say you'd be willing to go "all in on the truth.
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We began debating just how far out into Brooklyn we'd be willing to live.
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In order to compromise, you must be willing to stretch yourself with new challenges.
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And would it be willing to give it up in exchange for a relaxation?
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For now, Sony seems to only be willing to talk broad strokes about hardware.
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Thankfully, I would be willing to bet the house that Clinton agrees with me.
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And you need to be willing to admit it so someone can help you.
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They may be willing to pay more for a professional with a particular style.
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The friend asked if she'd be willing to help create the company's identity design.
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Why would Farmers be willing to pay up to nine figures for roadside assistance?
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Jawbone, Instacart, Twitter, Zenefits and Dropbox might be willing to be sold, Calacanis speculated.
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Men have to be willing to stick their necks out and risk social status.
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One that Facebook doesn't appear to be willing to bet its own team on.
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That means people have to own more, move faster, be willing to take risk.
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So I would certainly be willing to close it down, to get it done.
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So I would certainly be willing to close it down to get it done.
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Question is, if that's what it took, would Hogan be willing to do it?
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It's a bet that investors seem to be willing to take for the moment.
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You have to be willing to persevere for what you want in this world.
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Donald Trump and his followers don't appear to be willing to compromise on much.
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So would the two be willing to run on the same ticket one day?
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Would you be willing to do so as often as the trial calls for?
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You just have to be willing to do the legwork that your competition isn't!
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Trump indicated last week, however, he would be willing to push back the deadline.
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Coats said he would be willing to discuss such matters in a closed setting.
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They also argue that consumers may be willing to pay for better fuel economy.
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Trump Jr. reiterated Tuesday evening that he would be willing to speak with investigators.
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Give users a friendly content experience, and they'll be willing to pay for it.
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Tillerson told NPR Thursday that the US would be willing to negotiate with Pyongyang.
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"That's what an attorney general must be willing and able to do," Feinstein said.
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We must be willing to commit the resources and efforts regardless of political fallout.
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Will they be willing to throw their support behind him in the 2020 election?
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Investors might be willing to accept 95 cents upfront rather than wait till maturity.
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Instead, be willing to be vulnerable, and ask them to help you problem solve.
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It's a risk that I think is interesting and I'd be willing to take.
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Though after trying both, I'd be willing to bet you keep the premium version.
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But would North Korea be willing to denuclearize if the United States provided concessions?
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"If we can get that done, I'd be willing to do it," he said.
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"It depends, really, on what the president would be willing to consider," Cornyn said.
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Many people who use retail clinics might be willing to make that trade-off.
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First, the European Union must be willing to commit more money to the region.
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That is to say, the electorate will have to be willing to embrace change.
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I'm willing to bet that few readers would be willing to do that. Why?
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I think we've got to be honest and frank and be willing to dialogue.
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To be successful, we must rewire our assumptions and be willing to be uncomfortable.
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But he indicated he'd be willing to come to the table once that happened.
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It's possible that Trump may be willing to sign similar legislation in the future.
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If so, they might be willing to pay you to help them out. 7.
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Katz on Monday said that Ford would be willing to testify before the committee.
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Would you be willing to commit your money for 30 years for 4.5 percent?
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Your boss, too, may be willing to spend a bit from your organization's budget.
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Both sides should be willing to accept compromises for the greater benefit of cooperation.
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Both the company and employees needed to be willing to acknowledge errors, Desai said.
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And once you know that, you have to be willing to live by that.
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There, he told doctors that he would be willing to participate in experimental treatments.
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He asked if she would be willing to send a similar letter, if confirmed.
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To sustain this passion, you need to be willing to fail and try again.
|
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But the star wasn't always so sure how much she'd be willing to share.
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Why would people be willing to lend to us for such a small return?
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If you live for love, you've got to be willing to die for it.
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" On when he'll be willing to advocate other opinions to Trump: "On every circumstance.
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When your why is strong enough, you'll be willing to do whatever it takes.
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Even Masvidal, the winner, said he would be willing to do it all again.
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And, obviously, Greece has to be willing to accept how the name is resolved.
|
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A Senate controlled by his fellow Republicans might not be willing to confirm him.
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" Reporter: "Would the White House be willing to provide any of his tax returns?
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Would she be willing to go over to American University to record the audio?
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You have to be willing to accept answers that are spiritual and not literal.
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The sexual assault allegations show us a population he may be willing to subjugate.
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Whether they will be willing to take that opportunity will be up to them.
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And I have to know them and be willing to speak up much earlier.
|
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These women are not going to be willing to cede their autonomy to strangers.
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Would he be willing to send work for an exhibition in the United States?
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They would be willing to hurt many people, but that doesn't matter to them.
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But he said he believed that voters might be willing to bear with him.
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And, oh yes, be willing to have your heart broken, at least a little.
|
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Over the weekend, Ford said she'd be willing to testify Thursday at 10 a.m.
|
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Lazar asked Mr. Simon whether he'd be willing to sell the play for $300,000.
|
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We have to be willing to compromise, both sides have to give and take.
|
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"I may be willing trade off some of the other investment benefits for that."
|
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Would they be willing to act as mentors and shepherd them through the project?
|
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Is 3% or below 3% unemployment rate something you would be willing to test?
|
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Would the U.S. be willing to accept the cost in lives and national treasure?
|
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"damn, only a true friend would be willing to lie like this," another wrote.
|
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We shouldn't be willing to simply accept China's word that it's going to stop.
|
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Kent said some IO borrowers will be willing and able to refinance their loans.
|
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Mr. Durst responds by suggesting that he might be willing to negotiate a plea.
|
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Thus, a rational investor should be willing to pay only bargain prices for petros.
|
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Trump said last month he would be willing to talk to Mueller under oath.
|
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We want to put them in something that I'd be willing to work with.
|
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Only 45 percent say that they would be willing to vote for a socialist.
|
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Giuliani himself was never subpoenaed and recently said he would be willing to testify.
|
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But to win, candidates often need to be willing to solve their inner demons.
|
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They may not be willing to tell their parents how dire their situation is.
|
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Bolton has said he would be willing to testify if subpoenaed by the Senate.
|
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Mr. Bolton did not say precisely what he would be willing to tell Congress.
|
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He indicated after the game that he would be willing to consider playing safety.
|
|
Would the Knicks be willing to pay to bring him over from Canada sooner?
|
|
Banks, however, doubt that lawmakers will be willing to revisit the swipe fee issue.
|
|
But they'll have to be willing to stomach complaints from constituents and employer groups.
|
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Trump said last year that he would "100%" be willing to meet with Mueller.
|
|
Deval Patrick had hoped that Mossaides would be willing to serve as D.C.F. commissioner.
|
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He or she must be willing to tell the president no if he overreaches.
|
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And you have to be willing to hunt the racks and keep coming back.
|
|
Who would be willing to talk to a masked protester holding a Molotov bomb?
|
|
Regeneron and Sanofi announced they would be willing to charge less for their drug.
|
|
To put this into your savings, you need to be willing to lose everything.
|
|
Trump Jr. late Tuesday said he would be willing to testify about his meeting.
|
|
Trump has indicated he might be willing to let the China trade deadline slide.
|
|
St. Louis officials must take these demands seriously and be willing to implement them.
|
|
Encouragingly, there are some signs that the government may be willing to stand down.
|
|
They said lots of things, including the fact they would be willing to denuke.
|
|
Trump seems to be willing to overlook their past disagreements, at least for now.
|
|
Good old-fashioned reporting, enough people seem to be willing to pay for it.
|
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Some people, particularly the young and healthy, might be willing to take that risk.
|
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But if you're losing already, that's a price you may be willing to pay.
|
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But as the lines between "girl books" and "boy books" ossified, "girl books" started to fall out of the canon: The general theory was that girls would be willing to read boy books, but boys wouldn't be willing to read girl books.
|
|
But you better be willing to get a little damp — actually, make that totally soaked.
|
|
But just because Trump may not be willing to pivot doesn't mean it wouldn't work.
|
|
Many Democratic senators would be willing and perhaps even eager to support such a bill.
|
|
There has been no sign U.S. President Donald Trump would be willing to ease sanctions.
|
|
The ECB appears to be willing to sacrifice some revenue to improve the sport's reach.
|
|
And I would be willing to personally indict the case, and to try the case.
|
|
And how much annually would you be willing to live on to reach that point?
|
|
Now, how much cash would you be willing to splash out on of these sweatshirts?
|
|
"Ultimately, lab directors have to be willing to have this forward-thinking mindset," Swofford said.
|
|
Will you be willing to take the blame for decisions made hundreds of miles away?
|
|
Bentham accepted that to humanise politics you had to be willing to dehumanise it first.
|
|
It's simply a market that Apple shouldn't be willing to cede to the Windows world.
|
|
Or she's an actual sorcerer — which tbh, we'd be willing to believe at this point.
|
|
Finally, he asked a woman if she would be willing to remove her wig entirely.
|
|
"If companies want to come, they have to be willing to negotiate with community members."
|
|
They told me lots of things, including the fact that they'd be willing to denuke.
|
|
However, distressed funds are likely to be willing to take the position in difficult circumstances.
|
|
What makes you confident that Iran would be willing to even have that negotiation again?
|
|
That said, Uber's attorneys said Uber CEO Travis Kalanick would be willing to be deposed.
|
|
"This is something where we will never be willing and able to compromise our values."
|
|
I guess I'll see which one someone will be willing to take a chance on.
|
|
Here are the highlights: Which Black Mirror technologies would Brits actually be willing to use?
|
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So I'm not saying there aren't circumstances in which I would be willing to ease.
|
|
And Apple and Cook appear to be willing to continue to give him that boost.
|
|
Would we be willing to risk one human life to save every life on Earth?
|
|
Would Jacqueline be willing to date a man who will probably never read "Cat Person"?
|
|
The question of whether men would actually be willing to receive regular ultrasound treatments remains.
|
|
If they feel that way, will drivers be willing to pay more for the technology?
|
|
The higher it is, the lower the interest rate they'll be willing to give you.
|
|
Trump has indicated he would be willing to sit down with Mueller for an interview.
|
|
People who wield state-sanctioned power also have to be willing to follow the laws.
|
|
"Would your father be willing to apologize and move on?" co-host Norah O'Donnell asked.
|
|
Frydenberg also said he would be willing to extend the Royal Commission inquiry, if needed.
|
|
Peck also said Dorsey himself might not be willing to sell now or anytime soon.
|
|
Some may fail, so governments need to be willing to explore, experiment and take risks.
|
|
"You have to be willing to be vulnerable to go out and try it again."
|
|
Would he be willing to come to Zurich to speak with FIFA President Sepp Blatter?
|
|
But it's not clear whether China would be willing to make such a controversial move.
|
|
We have to be willing to try new things, and if they fail, that's fine.
|
|
"They have to be willing to put the business in front of themselves, " Lemonis said.
|
|
Now the question is what — if anything — China will be willing to do in response.
|
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I would be willing to tip the delivery person, I'm not willing to tip DoorDash.
|
|
To be associated with a brand is not something I'd be willing to do now.
|
|
As a candidate, President Donald Trump said he would be willing to speak with Kim.
|
|
Wilson said he would be willing to pitch out of the bullpen whenever he returns.
|
|
You must also be willing to outwit and outthink your own best products and services.
|
|
"You just have to be willing to wield it, and far too few people do."
|
|
And even if doctors are aware, that doesn't guarantee they'll be willing to prescribe it.
|
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We're not so certain he's going to be willing to make your friend a video.
|
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Find what works for your body and be willing to explore and try different things.
|
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You've just got to be willing to mess up and just be OK with it.
|
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Several Democrats even said they'd be willing to look at alternatives to the individual mandate.
|
|
So what type of nominee might be willing to take on such a poisoned chalice?
|
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You have to have conviction and you have to be willing to be a contrarian.
|
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It said it was confident Sudan would be willing to help, but saw some risks.
|
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You needed to sense the currents and be willing to go wherever they took you.
|
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You've got to acknowledge the difficulties ahead, and be willing to pay the price anyway.
|
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Fitch believes QNB would be willing to increase its ownership if allowed under UAE regulations.
|
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We aren't so sure that's true, and we'd be willing to bet Lenny isn't either.
|
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Reuters could not determine whether either company would be willing to return to the project.
|
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Her colleague Charles Gasparino said Dimon would only be willing to play an advisory role.
|
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Whether these groups will be willing to work with Karhoo again remains to be seen.
|
|
Would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of those events?
|
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Alaska might be willing to pay a big premium to avoid missing a rare opportunity.
|
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"Hopefully my daughter will be willing to wear it to her senior prom," Ally said.
|
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He said RAICES would be willing to accept the donation if Salesforce dropped the contract.
|
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Giammattei also said he doubted that migrants would be willing to comply with the deal.
|
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If we made the wrong call, we had to be willing to change direction rapidly.
|
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Markey didn't say if he would be willing to work with Republicans on a compromise.
|
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When at war, someone has to be willing to get his or her hands dirty.
|
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It would not be willing to put money into any rescue plan for Alitalia airline.
|
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It's unclear whether Democrats would be willing to go along with the emerging GOP plan.
|
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Rizzo said he'd be willing to sacrifice pay if it meant making the season shorter.
|
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One diplomatic source said Turkey might be willing to rethink its role on guarantor rights.
|
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And we should be willing to roll up our sleeves and really noodle through it.
|
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That left Baker wondering whether the others would be willing to give to someone else.
|
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But it's unclear if McConnell would be willing to move a bill without Grassley's support.
|
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Be able to defend your point of views and be willing to make bold decisions.
|
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In a vacuum, you might be willing to give King the benefit of the doubt.
|
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It also asks whether that person would be willing to speak publicly about the experience.
|
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Must be willing to relocate to the Seattle area (we will help cover moving costs).
|
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Lewandowski on Sunday dodged a question about whether he'd be willing to apologize to Fields.
|
|
It's whether the opposing party would be willing to give the new president major victories.
|
|
We have to be willing to talk if we want people to change their views.
|
|
Nadler has suggested that he would be willing to compel Mueller's testimony with a subpoena.
|
|
Caputo's lawyer relayed that he would be willing to brief the committee on the matter.
|
|
But if you want the raise you deserve, you must be willing to walk away.
|
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Mulvaney said officials is not sure what deal the administration would be willing to accept.
|
|
Might that person be willing to work with Rudy Giuliani in pursuit of these investigations?
|
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Some tell her they would be willing to complain about unsafe conditions, Ms. Warsiating said.
|
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Elizabeth Warren would be willing to even hear his concerns about her proposed wealth tax.
|
|
Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) said Wednesday he'd be willing to go on Fox News Channel.
|
|
It is not yet clear whether investigators would be willing to offer Cohen a deal.
|
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The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration has signaled that it might be willing to listen.
|
|
His message on Tuesday signaled he may be willing to delve into the fray further.
|
|
Pentagon officials also said they would be willing to revise the manual again if needed.
|
|
He will be willing to play to GOP base voters' worst ethnic and racial fears.
|
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Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, said he would be willing to meeting Judge Garland.
|
|
What's one thing about Biggie that we wouldn't know and you'd be willing to share?
|
|
The two parties might be willing to work together on the investigation, in other words.
|
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Woke baes might be willing to stick around and lend a hand with the cleanup.
|
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NP, said he would be willing to bet $200,000 that Blum's mathematical proof won't endure.
|
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He also said he would "absolutely" be willing to talk on the phone to Kim.
|
|
Can we really be willing to doom so many blameless children to an uprooted life?
|
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Would you be willing to commit to going once a week or twice a week?
|
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In her statement, Ms. Swetnick said she would be willing to appear before the committee.
|
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I would be willing to bet it had something to do with our fermentation process.
|
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But it's far from clear that Kim would be willing to agree to such demands.
|
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You have to be willing to face down the person you snitched on every day.
|
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At the end of the day, you have to be willing to take the risk.
|
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Anytime they set the date for leaving, we will be willing to talk on peace.
|
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But Mara indicated that he might be willing to be flexible for the right coach.
|
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Many of those militants are likely to be willing to fight to the death there.
|
|
If not, can Kim at least convince Trump that he'd be willing to eventually disarm?
|
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The Patriots just have to be willing to break a few eggs in the process.
|
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The question is: How far would a new prime minister be willing to pursue it?
|
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After years of living large, will they be willing to listen to their new coach?
|
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Your doctor may even be willing to record your list wishes in your medical record.
|
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How long of a short-term patch Trump would be willing to sign remains unclear.
|
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Who among them will be willing to defy their party and fight for their constituents?
|
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Ask if she'd be willing to work with you to promote greater diversity in hiring.
|
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A president who seeks to hide a scandal may be willing to risk an uproar.
|
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But we should be willing to recognize that, at times, he can be very effective.
|
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" Fawzia Koofi said of Ghani, "Will he be willing to share power with the Taliban?
|
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"We've got to be willing to take some chances and maybe hit a few shanks."
|
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Would the Kremlin be willing to moderate its behavior in exchange for simple sanctions relief?
|
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A little over half would be willing to switch jobs if it meant more money.
|
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I also have lots of friends in this area who would be willing to help.
|
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Meanwhile, Kavanaugh, while denying wrongdoing, said he would be willing to speak to the committee.
|
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ON THE OTHER HAND, WE'RE CONTINUING TO BE WILLING TO NEGOTIATE AND LOOK AT THAT.
|
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It is equally implausible that the Trump administration would be willing to "give" Iran anything.
|
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The union said it would be willing to accept a teacher retirement age of 20183.
|
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If you can deliver custom clothes within a week, customers may be willing to wait.
|
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Soon after, the White House announced Trump would be willing to sit down with Kim.
|
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The writers asked them if they'd be willing to make an appearance, and they agreed.
|
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At that point, the family said, they would be willing to meet Sacoolas in person.
|
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Applicant must be willing to risk and forfeit a hard-earned Hall of Fame reputation.
|
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Democrats have said they would be willing to work with Republicans to strengthen the law.
|
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What kind of concessions, if any, would Sanders be willing to make to the center?
|
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Taking a risk "means that you have to be willing to be wrong," she said.
|
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Bolton has said he would be willing to testify in the Senate trial if subpoenaed.
|
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Should policy experts be willing to work in an administration that plays footsie with intolerance?
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Finally, if this restriction was inconsequential, would they be willing to take this restriction out?
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Would you be willing to sleep outside in the cold to bring attention to homelessness?
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The Type A rule follower must be willing to break the rules he most cherishes.
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However, Fitch assumes that the state would be willing to provide timely support if needed.
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He asked me if I would be willing to chair a revitalized National Space Council.
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And one that congressional Republicans don't seem to be willing to help him fix. 4.
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What would her fan base of young women and teenage girls be willing to buy?
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These health concerns point to a risk that not everyone would be willing to take.
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They must also be willing to comply with sober and communal living restrictions and responsibilities.
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John Delaney (D-MD) said he'd be willing to take Warren's slot on the network.
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I have to be willing to admit that I don't [always] know what I'm doing.
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Family members must be willing to put in effort that may be unpleasant and difficult.
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But you must be willing to be laughed at, 'cause it's that feeling that hurts.
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I have to come with the right attitude, I have to be willing to fight.
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It will become the best Go player, but it won't be willing to stop there.
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So Dickerson asked if Cruz would be willing to abide by the same restriction himself.
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"Discipline trumps conviction," Cramer added He also thinks it is important to be willing to "circle the wagons" on a few high-quality stocks, and be willing to buy them when they are down so you can get a better average price for your earnings.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on state television Monday that he would be willing to speak with the US without pre-conditions, echoing an offer from Trump, who said last week that he would be willing to meet with Iran without pre-conditions as well.
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Should Trump decide to seek campaign donations, some Republicans would be willing to open their wallets.
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"Parents must be willing to admit that their child might need help," said MsPea of Seattle.
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And for Reebok to be willing to listen to me and take my advice was great.
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A: The right people need not know anything about sports, but should be willing to learn.
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He said that his administration would be willing to review opposition to the annexation of Crimea.
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It might even be willing to negotiate how much of a cut it takes from developers.
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He said you must be willing to learn, adapt — and share your talents with the world.
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The founders ask if he'd be willing to do a 15 percent stake, but no dice.
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I&aposd be willing to do more but I think the political response is probably effective.
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And at that time, the North Koreans conveyed they might be willing to talk about that.
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To fight back, companies need to be willing to share more, even about embarrassing security incidents.
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This requires the other side to be willing to understand and empathize, which it is not.
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Keep an open mind and be willing to compromise to make the most of this energy.
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The United States will be willing to acknowledge past errors where those errors have been made.
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But I'd be willing to bet I don't save much more than a typical web hoarder.
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Further complicating things: Congressional Republicans might not be willing to let Obamacare fail on their watch.
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So, as long as LSEVs meet these criteria, nonconsumers will generally be willing to buy them.
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This Instagram video from Chris Hemsworth shows the studio may finally be willing to change course.
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You just have to be willing to surrender yourself to the mystery, and enjoy the ride.
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And more may be willing to do so, especially when friendly industries are making the asks.
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The Social Democrats might even be willing to remain in their current position as junior partners.
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Today, however, Google now seems to be willing to try new things right in Gmail, too.
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Second, if you want things to change you need to be willing to agitate for it.
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It is not clear that Gambia's neighbours would, in fact, be willing to take tough action.
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Then Trump explained he will be willing to pressure Netanyahu, if needed, when the moment comes.
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As the stigma surrounding mental illness fades, more people may be willing to admit to it.
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That, in turn, could suggest new therapies that drug companies would be willing to invest in.
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Be willing to compromiseThe Mileses' commitment to coequal leadership meant Bryan would have to be patient.
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Many creators believe this will shrink the number of shows people will be willing to support.
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But Ms. Tarrant also said the industry as a whole had to be willing to experiment.
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The other two sources added that neither would Raiway-F2i be willing to raise their offer.
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One challenge, though, will be whether they'll be willing to pay for its relatively steep price.
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Experimenting is great, but be willing to learn and hone your skills with each new partner.
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A lot of people might be willing to bite that bullet, but Gorsuch appears not to.
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Trump has said that he would be willing to support a safe zone, but only financially.
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Would he be willing to acknowledge wrongdoing and apologize and promise not to disrespect the women?
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In an email statement the publication wrote it would be willing re-test the Model 3.
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How many of their logistics partners will be willing to do this is hard to say.
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You have to be willing to stay vigilant, so that we are a country of inclusivity.
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But there's an even better question to ask, would he be willing to kill for Polly?
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On Thursday, Bloomberg News reported Trump may be willing to extend the deadline by 60 days.
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In experiments, people quote high prices for which they would be willing to sell their data.
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At the critical moment, you need to be willing to lose it all to win big.
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Hollenberg suspects more people would be willing to learn hands-only CPR than the traditional method.
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You have to be willing to work really hard to stand out and ask tough questions.
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Many wonder if he would really be willing to give that up for his former deputy.
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Should they be willing and able and free to go into Venezuela under a new regime?
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And maybe even Smith's kids, Jaden and Willow, would be willing to make make a cameo?
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Trump Jr. said he would be willing to go under oath to speak about the meeting.
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Could he be willing himself to new heights of velocity in order to attract potential suitors?
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Also this week Trump announced he'd be willing to consider a path to citizenship for DREAMers.
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But that's the tradeoff you have to be willing to make to be on the platform.
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But after years of living large, will they be willing to listen to their new coach?
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I'd be willing to place a wager that there are folks out there who still are.
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He did not name potential targets or how much the company may be willing to spend.
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I'd be willing to trade slightly less flavorful olives for the lives of several million birds.
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We need to be willing to pick sides when there are clear moral or humanitarian issues.
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Robert Downey Jr. also stepped up and said he'd be willing to take the job himself.
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But for that prediction to come true, first consumers have to be willing to try them.
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People will be willing to compromise, but remember, Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth.
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Unfortunately, MindGeek's massive footprint means it might be willing to bid the highest price for Tumblr.
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Silence is better than changing the subject, but we should be willing to take the lead.
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Ramirez has not said whether she would be willing to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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The tariff delay, combined with renewed talks with China, suggest Trump may be willing to compromise.
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About three-quarters of them say they would be willing to quit drinking for five years.
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Is Washington willing to test this possibility, and what concessions would it be willing to make?
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The settlement could be a sign Purdue will be willing to settle other claims as well.
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And when the market turns, then no law-abiding merchant will be willing to accept them.
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Depending on Hackett's plans for the future, Ford might be willing to revisit Lucid's buyout proposal.
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But some Democrats may be willing to work with Republicans on changes to the rules. Sen.
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Trump said in July that he would be willing to meet with Iranian leaders without preconditions.
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New York (CNN Business)Who would be willing to pay upward of $500 for Payless shoes?
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CEO Guido Bastianini may not be willing to resign, Il Sole 24 Ore said citing sources.
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About three-quarters of them said they would be willing to quit drinking for five years.
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The countywide vote will determine whether another neighborhood in the Keys might be willing to participate.
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Some recent polling has shown a majority of Americans might be willing to pay the price.
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"If you come in a group, be willing to break off — and embrace the individual experience."
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But analysts have expressed skepticism over whether he will be willing to actually take on Washington.
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It also means you can try trends you wouldn't otherwise be willing to drop cash on.
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Last, the private sector must be willing to take a leadership role in the public debate.
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Only consider investing in bitcoin with disposable income you'd be willing to take to a casino.
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But it's still unclear whether both chambers would be willing to go along with the idea.
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Thomas's fellow conservatives might not be willing to carry out his counterrevolution in full, of course.
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That's more than double the amount of pay Baby Boomers would be willing to give up.
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Peskov said Putin may be willing to compromise on other issues but not Crimea, Reuters reported.
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Trump doubled down on that threat on Monday, though he said he'd be willing to negotiate.
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Trump in June also said he'd be willing to hold talks with Iran with no preconditions.
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Considering this, losing influence in Iraq is a scenario Tehran would not be willing to entertain.
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For those professions seeing increased demand, companies may be willing to pay higher salaries than usual.
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He needs to be willing to take stronger actions to enact laws that accomplish that goal.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) would be willing to hear his concerns about her proposed wealth tax.
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Additionally, a majority would be willing to shell out at least 10 cents more per gallon.
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You don't need to already know; you need to be willing to discover what it is.
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Bolton said US officials would be willing to look at any "hard information" involving the attack.
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They may be willing to offer you a payment plan, or even a one-time discount.
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They are trying to be sympathetic to Ford, but she has to be willing to testify.
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Observers, however, must first be willing to give blackness and feminism the benefit of the doubt.
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How long will the international community be willing to tolerate, much less fund, such disappointing results?
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"Congress has got to be willing to put its money where its mouth is," said Rep.
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The clerk asked him if he'd be willing to have his feet measured a new way.
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"I would not do so happily, but I would be willing to do it," he said.
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Whether Mr. Schiller might be willing to cooperate with the accounting investigation raises an interesting question.
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But on Sunday, The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal reported that Kimbrel could be willing to take less.
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Under what conditions would the U.S. be willing to come back to the table on that?
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Zuckerberg has stated that he would be willing to testify if he is the right person.
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If you want more base salary, you have to be willing to make a big move.
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We need to be willing to pick sides when there are clear moral or humanitarian issues.
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The German word says it much better: Be willing to suffer or enjoy suffering for it.
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How far would you be willing to go in a quest to be terrified for fun?
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So, we think consumers will be willing to shell out $135 for Everlywell's at-home kit.
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You have to be willing to face co-workers who think snitching is a bad thing.
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Will Europeans be willing to donate when they have [their own] refugee crisis on their doorsteps?
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You just have to be willing to put up with some messes for a little bit.
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You might even be willing to go to a different movie just to see them again.
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To back a winner, you've got to be willing to say you aspire to win yourself.
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The water protectors will be Noble Savaged far more than anyone should be willing to admit.
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What will he be willing to sacrifice on the altar of his quest for cultural purity?
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The answer is a trickier bit of wordplay: you must be "willing to leave" an ESTATE.
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Would you be willing to stay on in your current role if you were asked to?
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The Supreme Court showed signs on Tuesday that it may be willing to do just that.
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The missions are also inherently riskier, and their backers must be willing to accept periodic failures.
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Mr. Judge said on Friday that he would be willing to talk to law enforcement officials.
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Is it a clue that she would be willing to switch sides at the right price?
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And on Monday, Buffett confirmed to CNBC that he would be willing to finance Gilbert's bid.
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Three million unemployment claims—for Wall Street—means people will be willing to work for less.
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So you've got to be willing to say no to even some of the bigger ones.
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What would you be willing to give up if you believed it would benefit the planet?
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They must be willing to wrestle in mud, bungee jump naked, and reveal their tragic pasts.
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When Schumer asked him whether he would be willing to state this publicly, he said no.
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What atrocities might they be willing to help her commit in the name of scientific discovery?
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Earlier this month, Bolton even said he'd be willing to testify if he received a subpoena.
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At a certain point, you have to be willing to be confrontational and to lose friends.
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Earlier this week, Parnas indicated that he would be willing to comply with the impeachment inquiry.
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You know you're going to be celebrated and looked at, and you have to be willing.
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Would they be willing to meet with Dana's friend in the Buncombe County District Attorney's Office?
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"I have to be willing for the money to go down the drain completely," he said.
|
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Trump subsequently said he would be willing to meet Kim at some point later this year.
|
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That effort will also identify agencies that would be willing to participate in a pilot program.
|
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How far will they ultimately be willing to go to salvage buildings or parks at risk?
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But he said on Thursday that he would be willing to enter into talks with Likud.
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I need to see not one but two quarters before I'd be willing to buy that.
|
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But I would be willing to let inflation run for a time above our 2% target.
|
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According to Gaethje&aposs tweets, it&aposs a fight he&aposd be willing to take, too.
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If you want to fight with Broadcom, you'd better be willing to put in some overtime.
|
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But sometimes I think we also need to just be willing to have relationships with people.
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He indicated last month that he would be willing to play some first base if needed.
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To see a person clearly, honestly, and to be willing to bend yourself toward that person?
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Congressional Republicans haven't introduced a bill or intimated how much they would be willing to give.
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If a brand wants full usage rights they should be willing to pay extra for it.
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CRAMER: WILL YOU BE WILLING TO LOSE SOME CUSTOMERS WHO YOU THINK DON'T FIT YOUR ETHOS?
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But after years of living large, will Joe be willing to listen to his new coach?
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He also indicated he'd be willing to support certain Democratic proposals, like a provision from Sen.
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There's not a majority of senators that are going to be willing to do a lot.
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Of course, the person needs to be willing to do the work for that to happen.
|
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"This is a hill and people would be willing to die on it," the official said.
|
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President Trump may be willing to ease U.S. demands on North Korea, at least for now.
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You have to be willing to accept some inconsistent bounces and some different kind of plays.
|
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What changes would you be willing to make in your personal life to support your cause?
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Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Friday his administration would be willing to mediate.
|
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Would Amazon really be willing to help them with all of their needs free of charge?
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I just happen to be willing to speak up on it and open myself to attacks.
|
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South Carolina's Lindsay Graham has started publicly outlining places he might be willing to oppose Trump.
|
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"People really need to do their research and be willing to take a risk," she said.
|
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Some people say I've bought Subs on the street and I'd be willing to do that.
|
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The Gotham actress brought her husband Will Smith's ex-wife Sheree Fletcher onto the very first episode of her new Facebook talk show, Red Table Talk, for an honest conversation not everyone would be willing to have — and even fewer would be willing to have so publicly.
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But it is unclear which non-European countries would be willing or able to host such centres.
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I mean, but North Korea has to be willing to allow -- well, to tell an honest story.
|
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And I asked him if the United Kingdom would be willing to double their NATO defense spending.
|
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But many other Americans who would be willing to vote Republican this year are repelled by Trump.
|
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They won't really be willing to be flexible, thanks to the Sun meeting with Mercury as well.
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Almost 40 percent of consumers would be willing to pay more than $100 to get data back.
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Do you hope other brands follow suit or should they all be willing to dress Mrs. Trump?
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I do think we would be willing to be a contributor if there is a peace deal.
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I advised her that every once in a while you have to be willing to say 'no.
|
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And it's not a given that many, if any, Republican voters will be willing to switch sides.
|
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One person asked if there was ever a situation where he'd be willing to do an autograph.
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Unlike Aquino, he would be willing to have bilateral talks with China over the South China Sea.
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You have to be willing to listen, even when you want to interrupt, correct, or dismiss them.
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Would you be willing to rent the car for the same monthly amount you're buying it for?
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"Simply ask them if they'd be willing to share the cost of your birth control," Winter says.
|
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And Democrats must be willing to negotiate in good faith with GOP leadership to reach a solution.
|
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Congress must be willing to significantly raise taxes, drastically cut spending, or some combination of the two.
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He would be willing to investigate Russia's interference in U.S. elections — and in elections around the world.
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He also said that he'd be willing to take a lie detector test if ordered by Trump.
|
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But that gambit fell apart quickly Monday morning after Ford's attorney said she'd be willing to testify.
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If you want something you've never had, you must be willing to do something you've never done.
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We're sure Chrissy Teigen or Kylie Jenner would be willing to throw in a free lesson, though.
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But, people might be willing to overlook it because empty seats don't talk or snore (or smell).
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Academic journals are still kingmakers, and possessive researchers may not be willing to share their work freely.
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What will Jesse do, and who will he be willing to hurt, in pursuit of his "destiny"?
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You just have to have a liberal interpretation of data and be willing to use your imagination.
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So I asked Khosrowshahi's communications staff if he'd be willing to elaborate on his view on leaks.
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Until we wake up with deficits the rest of the world may not be willing to finance.
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They are much more likely to be willing to trust web-based platforms to manage their money.
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THEY SAY LET THERE BE NO DOUBT WE WOULD BE WILLING TO SHARE AT $15 A SHARE.
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Moreover, the company may be willing to piece-meal out some parts of it autonomous vehicle stack.
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"ISIS or high-risk criminal activity will be willing to click two extra times," he told me.
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To be willing to escalate above and beyond any acceptable level of risk is a powerful strategy.
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But you need to be willing to put in the time to figure out how things work.
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What would you be willing to do if you never had to manage your personal finances again?
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So be willing to examine your leadership style in a new light: Do you let people in?
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"I have to be willing to ask a question because sometimes it's a safety issue," Demonbreun said.
|
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But then he walked back the remark, suggesting he might be willing to keep playing the character.
|
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At a town hall in January, she said she would be willing to eliminate private health insurance.
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And now, from today, be willing to stump up even more cash to dive into virtual reality.
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It remains to be seen if Justice Gorsuch will be willing to upend American law so brazenly.
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We'd be willing to bet she won't be touching a jar of coconut oil for some time.
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So far, Britain has given no official indication of how much it would be willing to pay.
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Of course, service members need to be willing to ask for some assistance with their money matters.
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How much would you be willing to pay to own something left behind by your favorite celebrity?
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Pension funds, insurance companies and retired savers will still be willing buyers of bonds at these rates.
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The organizers insisted they would not be willing to compromise or make adjustments to the work. 12.
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Lauren stumbles slightly when she tells Gavin that she'd be willing to make the move without Victoria.
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"That's my impression," the Dalia Lama said, adding that he'd be willing to meet Trump if asked.
|
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For these laws to create actual pay transparency, however, employees must be willing to share salary information.
|
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But would they be willing to build further barriers to usage directly into their mobile operating systems?
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In March, he said he'd be willing to send "20,000 to 30,000" more troops to fight ISIS.
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But once she's gone, it's unlikely that anyone will be willing or able to continue her mission.
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They must be willing to host people for long periods of time, and ideally speak some Spanish.
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I just wish he'd be willing to make a bolder statement, rather than tiptoe around the edges.
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But they might have to be willing to shut down the government again to force the issue.
|
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Bloomberg reports that Verizon may be willing to acquire Yahoo's Japanese assets as part of the deal.
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More than 50 percent of parents said they'd be willing to give their kids $1,000 or more.
|
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Haven said his heart was open when it comes to who would be willing to adopt him.
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Women are less likely than men to be willing to endure the rigors of a political campaign.
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The GOP may also be willing to finance tax cuts through an increase in the national debt.
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Will Tracy be willing to cut costs and possibly not deliver the high-quality her customers expect?
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Many of Trump's supporters, including some Jews, will be willing to give Trump's latest comments a pass.
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You have to be willing to stick up for what you know to be true and right.
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On Twitter, she's shown herself to be willing to provoke Trump with a slash-and-burn style.
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Only about 3 in 10 would be willing to pay an additional $20 to $40 each month.
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If you want to get ahead, you have to be willing to spend years working and sacrificing.
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Know Your ValueBradford says she would often be willing to give employees more money than they requested.
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We asked about the kinds of changes they would be willing to consider: Investing in new equipment?
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They may be willing to commit voter fraud just to offset feared fraud from the other side.
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All of these artists take us on a journey — we just have to be willing to go.
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Will guys be willing to lead the way for the cyborg male revolution and get the implant?
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For starters, the Air Force and the Department of Defense must be willing to take more risks.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said he would be willing to hold talks with the Islamic Republic.
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But I told Dave and Ira that I would be willing to review his files and records.
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Most Sinhalese seem to be willing to look past the Rajapaksas' authoritarian instincts and clan-based politics.
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And victims may not be willing to make the necessary law-enforcement complaints to document the problem.
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Trump said on Saturday he would be willing to speak to Kim, though not without pre-conditions.
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You have to be willing to sit up to the table and not back along the wall.
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Yahoo is so tired out at this moment that it may be willing to agree to something.
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More to the point — will I even be willing to buy a smart appliance like that again?
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An investor must be willing to place all the investor's funds at risk — including risk of loss.
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Barr should be willing to state under oath that he would not carry out such an order.
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If Brady shows further signs of slippage in 2019, the Patriots could be willing to part ways.
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Industry professionals should be willing to educate themselves on all hair textures, even those unlike their own.
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British politicians who are waking up to Brexit's harsh realities may be willing to contemplate such compromises.
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"You have to be willing to listen, and you have to have some respect," Pat Cash says.
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And preferably one that isn't going to cost more than you'd be willing to spend on either.
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"Don't give up on your values, but be willing to give up on your plans," he says.
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"They asked if I'd be willing to mingle and do more than just giving speeches," he said.
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But gradually people started offering up their phone numbers, saying they'd be willing to meet up later.
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He may be indicating that he will be willing to pardon them, too, should he need to.
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"It wasn't that hard to do — you just had to be willing do it," Mr. Wiener said.
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In January, Fiorina told a reporter that she wouldn't be willing to be a vice presidential candidate.
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They should not apologize for wanting it all, but they should be willing to work for it.
|
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But now it's betting that many of them will be willing to pay for more intensive courses.
|
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But he also believes that medical professionals have to be willing to shoulder some of that responsibility.
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But it is not clear either that it should, or that it will ever be willing to.
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Our strike proved that workers must be willing to put up a fight to get better conditions.
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Car rental companies are likely to be willing participants in autonomous fleet management joint ventures or partnerships.
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As a matter of comity, countries that send immigrants here should be willing to take them back.
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Some lenders or servicers may be willing to lower monthly payments temporarily, depending on a borrower's circumstances.
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"You have to be willing to not know what you're doing, because there's no shame," she said.
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In order to cut through that, you have to be willing to adapt and make some changes.
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But the number could be even lower if officers would be willing to take a different approach.
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Donald Trump has said before that he would be willing to sign a deal other people negotiated.
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Trump has suggested he would be willing to hold talks with Iran to reach a new deal.
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Perhaps some of them might be willing to join you in an effort to use greener products.
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Who but the circling vulture would be willing to "devour cockroaches and carrion," as Ms. Renkl writes?
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But there is no sign yet that Iran will be willing to capitulate to Mr. Trump's demands.
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How long the Saudis will be willing to bear most of the burden remains to be seen.
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And a harasser may not be willing to settle if he knows the deal may become public.
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But finding a candidate of that caliber who would be willing to run is no easy feat.
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And what you'll be willing to do later is going to depend on what you find out.
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She will push things to the limit, and be willing to go into quite deep, dark places.
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Despite the long delay, we'd still be willing to give her another shot with some new tunes.
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You need to have your mind free and you need to be willing to do it properly.
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Suspicions have arisen that the Dolphins could be willing to lose so they get higher draft picks.
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If I really feel I need or want something, I should be willing to pay the price.
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I am, however, optimistic that these passive funds will increasingly be willing to engage with active investors.
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He just thinks that if Bolton is willing to talk, logically, Republicans should be willing to listen.
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More recently, Bolton has said he'd be willing to appear in front of the Senate, if subpoenaed.
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You have to be willing to touch yourself, though it's not very different from using a tampon.
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But Nora and Kevin don't appear to be willing to wait that long for their own apocalypse.
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The owner asked if I would be willing to share a room with a male co-worker.
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Be willing to try new things and bring new people around to share in your old traditions.
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On the flip-side, 31 percent of Americans said they would not be willing to pay more.
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Trump later called them "a good thing" and said he would be willing to speak to Kim.
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In her statement, Murkowski indicated she would be willing to work with Senate Democrats on healthcare reform.
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What the President will be willing to accept has remained a wild card hanging over the negotiations.
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"I think we have to change and be willing to have additional options for patients," she said.
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The Times's report came one day after Trump said he would be willing to interview with Mueller.
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Others — "look for people who sparkle"; "be willing to 'shoot the people you love'" — are more unconventional.
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Myanmar's government has given little indication that it would be willing to accede to those basic demands.
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However, it is not clear if he would be willing to leave Congress to take the job.
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And if he did, he might not be willing to resign and give up his seat early.
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" Asked whether he would be willing to provide his version under oath, Mr. Trump responded, "100 percent.
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If we don't want to cede control to "hijackers," we must be willing to fly the plane.
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Mr. Bolton has since said he would be willing to testify if the Senate issued a subpoena.
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"I'd be willing to stake my reputation on it that it will never happen again," Moore said.
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They may be willing to work within your budget if you don&apost have full-day needs.
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